Sentence examples for committees points out from inspiring English sources

A report by the Liaison Committee, which co-ordinates the work of select committees, points out that the government "has been too ready and has found it too easy" to thwart their work in holding ministers to account.Membership of select committees is heavily influenced by the party whips, who do not hesitate to veto any MP whose views do not fit.

The committee points out that the contracts should be examined both on grounds of "internal oppression" and "prolonging regional conflicts".

The public accounts committee points out that in 2014-15 it squeaked in by just 0.001% – £1.2m out of £111bn.

Linda Collins, the head of the Yaddo search committee, points out that Ms. Richardson, 38, has advanced degrees in literature from Edinburgh University and Oxford University.

As the committee points out, there is an inherent conflict between agility and the desire to consolidate contracts.

But, as the Dearing committee points out, Britain has still to catch up with other countries, such as Japan, where the participation rate is 42% and rising.

Only ideology drives this privatisation, as the committee points out that all 35 existing probation services to be abolished are rated "good" or "exceptional".

The committee points out that it did not "examine the economic case for HS2 and we make no judgment about that in this report".

The committee points out, rightly, that the intelligence services cannot and should not be collecting information about every name that crosses their desks.

Don Shula, the retired Dolphins coach, who spent two decades on the league's rule-setting competition committee, points out that schedule strength does have flaws.

In its recommendations, however, the committee points out that the Home Office has responsibility for improving the system-wide performance of policing and calls on it to set out the "practical steps" that it will take to fulfil that responsibility.